Fukushima radiation
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Psalehesost
The Living Force
piliangie said:I will like to know if this long and hot summer in California is because Fukushima radiation? ...it's been like hell in southern california ...hot hot hot!!!
What's been coming out of Fukushima, and still does, doesn't affect temperature overall. It simply adds to the radioactive poison we're all exposed to as it travels around the world. Better to read Pierre's Earth Changes and the Human-Cosmic Connection for an idea of what's going on with crazy weather, temperature variations, etc.
BHelmet
The Living Force
Yeah - this seems pretty major to me. the weather is one thing but the Pacific Ocean dying is a whole different level of 'oh-oh'. There are a couple bloggers going off about the aquatic die off - guys who have actually visited the coastal areas and witnessed the lack of sea life and shore life that is normally present which is now gone.
eg Feb 11, 2016: Scientists and lawmakers foresee grim outlook for California’s ocean fisheries… the outlook is overwhelmingly grim, presenters said at an annual forum of the joint legislative Committee on Fisheries and Aquaculture. “Something’s going on in the ocean, and it’s not right, and it doesn’t fit our historical understandings,” California Fish and Wildlife Director Chuck Bonham told members of the committe… Bonham noted stretches of coastline suddenly barren of sea urchins… [N]umerous anomalies… are growing increasingly apparent, Bonham said. “This should be an… alarm to the general public”… Bonham said… Several witnesses Thursday forecast what most in the industry already have anticipated: a collapse, or near collapse, of key salmon runs in the state… “I cannot say this more bluntly,” [State Senator Mike McGuire] said. “We are facing a fishery disaster here in California”… U.S. Department of Commerce [is] considering a request by Gov. Jerry Brown to declare a fishery disaster… (Press Democrat)
and
Feb 18, 2016: California’s Crab and Salmon Fisheries Threatened By Historic Crisis… [O]fficials testified about the dire situation that the salmon and crab fishery is in at a recent forum at the State Capitol… “The salmon and crab fisheries are threatened by a historic crisis.” [said Senator Mike McGuire]… “We’ve gone from abundance to scarcity… “During the last two years, we’ve lost over 95 percent of the Sacramento River winter-run chinook and over 95 percent of the fall-run Chinook.”… things are expected to be even worse this year… Something’s going on in the ocean - State officials and scientists spoke on the unprecedented changes in the ocean believed to be impacting crab, salmon and other fish populations… These include the massive deaths of sea stars, the decline of the squid fishery, the closure of the sardine fishery, the decline of kelp habitat and the loss of most of the red sea urchins north of San Francisco recently…(Ocean Beach Rag) (I lived in Ocean Beach - that is a legit local paper even thought the name sounds funny)
and
Dr. Shawn Johnson, director of veterinary science at the Marine Mammal Center (Sausalito): “They were basically just skin and bones. Their liver, their pancreas, their intestines were basically shut down. And they were eating themselves from the inside to stay alive by the time we saw them… If it continues, if this is the new normal, the sea lion population and the fur seal population in California are going to have severe drops in their overall population.”
and
"The forecast this summer calls for 549,200 coho to arrive off the Washington-Oregon coast, compared to a preseason forecast of 1,015,000 last year and an actual return of 322,100" (Seattle Times). The Columbia forecast last year was 777,100 coho, but less than a third actually returned – 242,300. Poor ocean conditions and a lack of feed could have played a negative role. (from Washington Fish and Wildlife Dept.) (and stats like these just go on and on for different types of fish)
In Washington, Fishing seasons will be finalized April 8-14 during the Pacific Fishery Management Council and one option on the table is to allow NO commercial or sport fishing at all!
And the algal bloom... and NOBODY official is daring to mention the "F" word. All the 'experts' are saying: "we're mystified." (Yeah right)
All 'fallout' from Fukushima? Kind of makes my guts churn. I have quit buying anything from the Pacific. This definitely has my attention.
eg Feb 11, 2016: Scientists and lawmakers foresee grim outlook for California’s ocean fisheries… the outlook is overwhelmingly grim, presenters said at an annual forum of the joint legislative Committee on Fisheries and Aquaculture. “Something’s going on in the ocean, and it’s not right, and it doesn’t fit our historical understandings,” California Fish and Wildlife Director Chuck Bonham told members of the committe… Bonham noted stretches of coastline suddenly barren of sea urchins… [N]umerous anomalies… are growing increasingly apparent, Bonham said. “This should be an… alarm to the general public”… Bonham said… Several witnesses Thursday forecast what most in the industry already have anticipated: a collapse, or near collapse, of key salmon runs in the state… “I cannot say this more bluntly,” [State Senator Mike McGuire] said. “We are facing a fishery disaster here in California”… U.S. Department of Commerce [is] considering a request by Gov. Jerry Brown to declare a fishery disaster… (Press Democrat)
and
Feb 18, 2016: California’s Crab and Salmon Fisheries Threatened By Historic Crisis… [O]fficials testified about the dire situation that the salmon and crab fishery is in at a recent forum at the State Capitol… “The salmon and crab fisheries are threatened by a historic crisis.” [said Senator Mike McGuire]… “We’ve gone from abundance to scarcity… “During the last two years, we’ve lost over 95 percent of the Sacramento River winter-run chinook and over 95 percent of the fall-run Chinook.”… things are expected to be even worse this year… Something’s going on in the ocean - State officials and scientists spoke on the unprecedented changes in the ocean believed to be impacting crab, salmon and other fish populations… These include the massive deaths of sea stars, the decline of the squid fishery, the closure of the sardine fishery, the decline of kelp habitat and the loss of most of the red sea urchins north of San Francisco recently…(Ocean Beach Rag) (I lived in Ocean Beach - that is a legit local paper even thought the name sounds funny)
and
Dr. Shawn Johnson, director of veterinary science at the Marine Mammal Center (Sausalito): “They were basically just skin and bones. Their liver, their pancreas, their intestines were basically shut down. And they were eating themselves from the inside to stay alive by the time we saw them… If it continues, if this is the new normal, the sea lion population and the fur seal population in California are going to have severe drops in their overall population.”
and
"The forecast this summer calls for 549,200 coho to arrive off the Washington-Oregon coast, compared to a preseason forecast of 1,015,000 last year and an actual return of 322,100" (Seattle Times). The Columbia forecast last year was 777,100 coho, but less than a third actually returned – 242,300. Poor ocean conditions and a lack of feed could have played a negative role. (from Washington Fish and Wildlife Dept.) (and stats like these just go on and on for different types of fish)
In Washington, Fishing seasons will be finalized April 8-14 during the Pacific Fishery Management Council and one option on the table is to allow NO commercial or sport fishing at all!
And the algal bloom... and NOBODY official is daring to mention the "F" word. All the 'experts' are saying: "we're mystified." (Yeah right)
All 'fallout' from Fukushima? Kind of makes my guts churn. I have quit buying anything from the Pacific. This definitely has my attention.
Thanks for posting BHelmet, definitely something to keep an eye on. I've been reading labels for years now, not buying anything from the Pacific but its good to have the reminder, now I can remind others as well.
BHelmet
The Living Force
My cage is really getting rattled by this Fukushima thing. As I research it, I am amazed at how long some of the information has been staring me in the face. (an example of either willful, apathetic or careless ignorance...or just plain ordinary ignorance) I am thinking this is WAY huger than huge. My guts are telling me that this is not a warning shot across the bow but a MAJOR torpedo below the water line. So, some possible questions for the C's:
Is the Pacific Ocean really "dying"? (from fukushima radiation)
What percentage of marine life in the Pacific has already died?
What percent of the remaining sea life is already 'fried'? (so biologically and genetically compromised that they are 'toast')
It seems like the food chain in the Pacific is totally disrupted. Is this true?
Is the death of the plankton affecting oxygen levels of the atmosphere?
On a slightly different tack:
Was the earthquake and tsunami that caused the meltdowns "induced" by our 4D STS 'friends'?
i.e., Was this the plan all along or is it a product of a new time line/opportunism or was it unforeseen?
It seems the melted cores are beyond the scope of 3D tech's ability to deal with it - are the 4D STS going to use this opportunity to step in and 'fix' things?
As for the psychopaths involved in nuclear profiteering - do they really not foresee their own demise? OR Is it a case of apres moi le deluge? OR have they been 'promised' a lie by 4D STS?
...Ok, calm down, Chicken Little...b r e a t h e...
Is the Pacific Ocean really "dying"? (from fukushima radiation)
What percentage of marine life in the Pacific has already died?
What percent of the remaining sea life is already 'fried'? (so biologically and genetically compromised that they are 'toast')
It seems like the food chain in the Pacific is totally disrupted. Is this true?
Is the death of the plankton affecting oxygen levels of the atmosphere?
On a slightly different tack:
Was the earthquake and tsunami that caused the meltdowns "induced" by our 4D STS 'friends'?
i.e., Was this the plan all along or is it a product of a new time line/opportunism or was it unforeseen?
It seems the melted cores are beyond the scope of 3D tech's ability to deal with it - are the 4D STS going to use this opportunity to step in and 'fix' things?
As for the psychopaths involved in nuclear profiteering - do they really not foresee their own demise? OR Is it a case of apres moi le deluge? OR have they been 'promised' a lie by 4D STS?
...Ok, calm down, Chicken Little...b r e a t h e...
Ruth
The Living Force
You might want to find out more about Earth Changes. The way I see it the Fukushima meltdown was caused by these (earthquake - a really big one - and consequent tsunami). It probably was not the best move for Japan, which is situated on 4 major faults where the tectonic plates meet, to have a nuclear plant in such a vulnerable position. It wouldn't be the best idea for any nation to do this. And this is only taking Mother Nature into account. It excludes human nature (accidents and acts of malevolence).
What about methane outgassing? What about undersea volcanic activity? Both of these are examples of Earth Changes which have the capacity to kill marine life. The signs of the times page has a section of Earth Changes and they produce a monthly 'round up' of very impressive examples. It's actually quite a big subject. Perhaps you might be interested in this:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=73LdJMCIuvU
Pierre and Laura's Book.
Hopefully this won't stress you out too much, instead give some answers.
What about methane outgassing? What about undersea volcanic activity? Both of these are examples of Earth Changes which have the capacity to kill marine life. The signs of the times page has a section of Earth Changes and they produce a monthly 'round up' of very impressive examples. It's actually quite a big subject. Perhaps you might be interested in this:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=73LdJMCIuvU
Pierre and Laura's Book.
Hopefully this won't stress you out too much, instead give some answers.
BHelmet
The Living Force
Ruth said:
I am aware of all the other ecological and environmental issues - I try to stay 'on top of' all of the issues and keep them in perspective. The cause of the earthquake and tsunami is not really the big issue, I realize that - that is more an object of curiosity. As for Japan, Nuclear power was pretty much shoved down their throats and these things are built on geographically unstable areas all over the globe. I lived near Diablo Canyon for a while and it is located on the San Andreas fault. How is that for smart planning?
But, the ocean dying, if this is truly the case, is a whole different kettle of fish (pun intended) - at least that is how it is showing up to me at this time. A major game changer/move on the cosmic chess board. Heh, heh - like the stove with the pot of boiling frogs just got cranked up a notch or two and all of a sudden I am feeling the heat.
